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pounds pressure (240°F).

Pint jars.55 minutes

Quart jars.90 minutes

Squash, Winter, Dry Storage: Allow the squash to Killy ripen on the vine and cure in the sun to form a hard rind. Harvest before frost, and leave a piece of stem on each when they are cut from the vine. Place squash or shelves in a cool, medium dry basement, garage, or tool shed. The best storage temperature is about 60°F.

Squash, Winter, Freezing: Select firm, mature squash. Wash, cut into pieces, and remove seeds. Cook pieces until soft in boiling water, in steam, in a pressure cooker, or in the oven. Remove pulp from rind and mash or press through a sieve.

To cool, place pan containing squash in cold water and stir squash occasionally.

Pack into containers, leaving Viinch headspace. Seal and freeze.

Baked Stuffed Yellow Squash

Yield 6 servings - Southern Living Cooking School

6 medium-size yellow squash

y* c. Southern Recipe Dressing with Bacon

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